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Indian Victory Bears Out the Need for the Manila Principles

This week, on the edges of RightsCon Southeast Asia in Manila, Philippines, digital rights groups from around the world came together for two days of intensive work to finalize a new, ambitious standard to safeguard freedom of expression and innovation online. The approach the document takes to further these objectives...

International Coalition Launches 'Manila Principles' to Protect Freedom of Expression Worldwide

Manila - An international coalition launched the “Manila Principles for Intermediary Liability” today—a roadmap for the global community to protect online freedom of expression and innovation around the world.
“All communication across the Internet is facilitated by intermediaries: service providers, social networks, search engines, and more. These services are...

OFC 2015

Thursday, 26 March13:00 - 15:00Room: 411Organizers: Pat Iannone; Bell Labs, USA; Rich Linke; Aluben Research LLC, USANetwork neutrality-related regulatory decisions, or the lack thereof, will impact not only the business landscape for internet service providers (ISPs), content providers, and application innovators, but will have a profound effect on the user...

Article 19: A Global Perspective of Freedom of Expression

EFF attorney Kurt Opsahl will be speaking on a panel on "Internet; Talking about the public sphere" at the Article19.org conference in Mexico City.
Freedom of expression is a fundamental pillar for the construction and performance of a truly democratic society. The existence of a legal frame that...

The Foilies Round 4: Retaliation and Consequences

Open government advocates file requests for public records because it’s not only our right, but our duty as citizens to find out what the government is doing in our name, how officials are spending our tax dollars, what kinds of mistakes they’re making, what problems our communities face, and how...

Twenty-four Million Wikipedia Users Can’t Be Wrong: Important Allies Join the Fight Against NSA Internet Backbone Surveillance

Last week, the ACLU filed a welcome additional challenge to the NSA’s warrantless Internet backbone surveillance (aka “Upstream” surveillance) on behalf of Wikimedia and a number of other media and human rights organizations. We applaud all of those involved in bringing the case. It adds another avenue of...

CSPRI's University Seminar on electronic surveillance and national security

CSPRI's University Seminar will feature a debate on electronic surveillance and national security on Wednesday, March 25. The format of the debate itself will be similar to that used by Intelligence Squared, where the "winner" is deemed to be the side that has changed the most minds. This should be...

Security and Development Hackathon

Riscure, ThoughtWorks and EFF are organizing a twin track, full day hackathon for the openwireless router on April 18, 2015 at Riscure's San Francisco office. The event is being sponsored by the prpl Foundation, who are supporting OpenWRT developers through the prplwrt project. Join employees from Riscure, ThoughtWorks and EFF...

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The Foilies Round 3: Ridiculous Redactions and Records Errata

Government agencies sure love their black markers.For transparency activists, receiving overly redacted documents is a guilty pleasure. Sure, we'd all prefer to have the records unmarred by secrecy (except for narrow occasions, such as when the black-outs legitimately protect people's privacy), but sometimes those redactions are the first indication that...

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